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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
A MATTER roR CAPT WILLIAMS TO ExpLAM

A MATTER FOX OAfI' bibLiAMo ~ Ear NAM
In answer letter from the Mayor May 10, addressed
to the Excise Board In which it is stated that according
to Captain wiliamss report the Chelsea Garden at No.
ll2 West had excise license the Ex-
else Board writes that Captain Wilamss report inot
true There is excise license at this place and never
has been place been running since II was opened
without license by permission and consent OIL Cap.
tain Williams, 1t Is presumed" There Is an al!eged
license issued by Commissioners Haughton and Morris,
while they were holding out against Mayor Graces APP
pointees but the Excise Board cites resolution OF the
Police Board OF May 1856, by which captains were In
sruced recognize the Mayors appointees as the law
fu Excise Commissioners.
referring Captain Wiliamss report, that Captain
Williams made such report, II Is not true"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
nnsroN WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON May l3-The demand for domestic has boon mod.
but foreign wool has been guite active Sales OF all
kinds for the 100000 10 In ohio aud Pennsy wanna
sales OF at 81 anu Xxx az S3c Mich
igan wool dull small have been made NJ 80 aud some
holders asking higher prlces Nothing doing IN
combng end deAine eeces Territory wool In lair demand
pricoA There have besn sales OF medium wyoming
al 20 ana 81 ans Wyoming lisa Texas wool dull aud
California Oregon wool steady with sales Of Valley
and unchanged in price, Auatialan wool has been
sales OF bred reported az 1906 tho
stocks ~ Australian much reduced Foreign Carpet
woods lfm but cuieL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

mas informed ar Hyatt who s at his homo in Nor
walk Conn, OF his appointment as Treasurer OF the
United States and Il Is supposea that the new appoee
week,
FouRrH-CLAss PosTMAsTERs.-The Poshmaster-Gen
era has appointed the following fourth class post
masters Ellen r. Griswold, Torringford Conn; A. r.
Richardson, Asbury Grove, Mass Thomas Fits. Charl-
ton Depot Mass; John f. Terris: Three Rivers Mass
iette, N. j.; Byerson Thanger. Hunts Mills, N ~;
George d.. Chambers, Kendall station n Y; sylvester
r L.; George w. Davis East Orange, VT; Francis Mar
then, East Hubbardton, VT
PATENTS IN FoREIGs CoUNTRrEs,-By the terms oi 'nc
convention OF nations for the protection OF industrial
property" recently ratified by President Ceyeand GU.
zens of the United States have the privilege nor
enoyed BY them OF obtaining valid patents In any OF ne
countries which members OF the convention az any
time within the period of months after patent Is
obtained in America The countries OF this INDUSTRIAL
union are Belgium Brazil France, Great Britain Qua
tamaia Holland, Norway, Portugal, Salvador, san Do
mingo serva span Sweden. Switzerland, Tunis and the
Inifad States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
rur nonrRoL1ER BouYp To oHr rHE FA oT&

THE CONTROLLER BOUND TO GET THE FACTS
Since publicity svon TO tho statement OF caharne
Quinn that had given tho amount recovered by her In
suit for damages against the city Catholic priest who had
failed 10 turn tho city at her request Controller
Ioew trying get az tho facts IN the Her
council Howard A. spery was SAID had written TO Arch
rosr the archbishop asking him for informa
ron 10 order might prosecute the claim for the city
The yesterday wrote 10 tho Controller that no
nothing about tho case the rst inmhton no had OF
n was when Re tho In tho newspapers Tho Con-
roler viii tho until he all the facts IN iL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
ARuy AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON May l3-Captain +. VI. Ebrey, surgeon,
has ordered to appear for examination before the
Army Retiring Board this city Leave OF absence from
August % TO November Is next has been granted First
Lieutenant j. Brown, LIST Cavalry Tho leave OF alb
sence granted First Lieutenant G. Mills 18th Infantry,
has been extended sixteen days
Commander James q. Green has been ordered TO tor
pedo truction June Leutenants Lnc!en Young and
r. H. Henderson and Ensign J. A Dougherty to insruc-
ton in torpedo service June Lieutenant j. C. Gilmore
and Ensign William L. Howard have been detached from
duty the Navy Department and ordered TO instruction
IN torpedo service, juno l. Lieutenant C. f. Emmerich
from the photographic Office and ordered to instruction
In torpedo service June /; Lieutenant ]. NJ Bower
from the Michigan and ordered 10 instruction
IN torpedo service; Ensign W. M. Constant
from the Wabash, May 80, and ordered to
torpedo instruction. Ensign r. C. Smith from the Naval
Academy and ordered to torpedo instruction; Passed
Assistant Surgeon l. W. Curtis from the Chelsea Naval
Hospital and ordered TO the training ships May 81 ana
20 the Qunnebaug upon falling IN with herr Passed AS
sistant Surgeon ]. W. Baker from the Wabash on May
"a and ordered the Naval Hospital. Chelsea, Mass
service June Surgeon A. U. Price 20 temporary duty
as q member OF board al the Naval Academy; surgeon
W. C. Farwe 70 me training ship saratoga assistant
New-Hampshire; Passed Assistant Engineer @ r. Magic
to the training slhps May 81 and 70 the Quinnebaag
upon falling IN with her; Ensign j. Hassler from the
Naval Academy, May Ia and ordered 10 the practice
ship Constellation; Surgeon K c. Parsons from The
geen q A. slegried from special duty At baltimore and
ordered TO the training ships May 81, ana the Quinne
baug upon falling In with her.
SIXTH CORPS VETERANS AT THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, May l3-The Presidents callers thi:
afternoon included about $50 members OF the sixth Army
Corps who part In the sedgwick memorial ceremo
MES at spoitsylvaDia Court House yesterday General
Iatts made brief address and presented the President
with sedgwck memorial badge. Among the Presidents
other callers was Governor OrInsby of vermont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

The Nineteenth Century Club is organization that WI
consist OF equal lumbor OF men sud women It hardy
10 be- expeco that they will all sulects but can
surprise no learn that Dr. Perocs Golden Medical
Discovery pronounced the most successful
remedy e1ant pulmonary consumption has been DO
mop stfaed hundreds IL positively arrests this
IL early stages BY druggistA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

THERE KUsT BE A STREET ALONG TIE WATER.
Incorporation Counsel Lsoombe has replied 10 Controller
Loew asked HIN for the Sinking FUND Commissioners
what authority Is vested In and the Dock Board 10
establish lines OF bukhead and provide for the improvement
Of the water front from Egbsxthst East River 10 the
Thirdsya Harlem RIVER without making reservation or
provision Tor exterior street MI Laoom9e cites several
authorities quotes the acts OF the Legislature 70 prove
that plain intent various and acts 20 vest
city the ownership Of the entire river front lie adj
does not exist 20 establish sysom OF I'M
proyemeDts the front which shall not include an eY'
public wharf street place ADJOINING the water 10 inc
whole extent OF the Improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
Eczema

Is ranked by most physicians among incurabe diseases
Such may DO tho case under ordinary treatments but this
serious complaint yields to Ayers sarsaparia when all
other remedies fail.
"FOr three years my left hand was cO'ere" WIZ" 'A~
Rheum czema and for over six months Oh a' n"' was
constantly compelled to glove had sathn In
s worst form At my hand was ono hinge blister ni
Of waery substance and at other times the skin would peel
of leaving the exposed The itching aud burning
and the pains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
FEES FOR REGISTER sLEvIN.

A1R,SY MAY l9-In both the Senate and the Assembly
today Mr. Hamtons bill increasing the fees OF Register
Bleyin of New-York passed Mr. Hamilton inserted
amendments making the Register liable at law Tor Inc
accuracy of the threeday short searches and reducing
the short searches from twenty days to fifteen days he
Register is authorized 10 receive extra fees amounting
to the regular fee additional amountequal to nan
that fee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
A Womnnss ACC.

woman Il IL said, 10 no older than she looks. Many
women look double tne actual by reas OF
those functional which upon the and
vitality which, unchockei are liable 70 change the most
rouusf woman weak, Drokend down invalid Dr. Percos
"Pavorite Prescription" VIII positively euro every rregu
lary and weakness peculiar TO the sex and requires Dut
prove ia SURPRISING meriL Price reduced "
one Collar. by druRgistA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
FUyERAL OF HoRATIo r. AvER1LL.

The funeral Horao Aver. who died on Thursday at
his home 40 East Seventy sixth st. was held there yes
terday The services conducted by tho Rev. Dr. Nor
gan ST. Thomsss Episcopal Church. and the body vas
To Aver PARK formerly Sand Lake for burial Mt Ayeri
Of siderable ability. He was born at sand
Lake County 1884 70 Troy the OF
fifteen and entered Governor seymours law once He came
10 CITY ia 1855 aud became associated with Clark
Rapao where remained until no admitted 20 the bar
He associated with Lawrence Il Jerome GENERAL W. W.
AveriL James and Henry Raymond in the Aver
Coal on Company OF West Virginia He sold his interest
company 10 1897 whom he returned TO ana
began practice OF law again. He member OF the So
ciey OF Medical Jurisprudence and state Medicine OF e
Tamnany Hall General Committee and the Sylvan Grove
Lode Il. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
GOVERNOR HILL TO GIVE A HEARING on THE
POOL BILL.

ALBANY, May 13.-Governor Hill signed to-day the
bill introduced at the time by Senator Murphy and
Assembly Mcintyre authorizing the Board OF Est-
mate and Apportonment to buy Land for small parks In
the tenement house district Of New York.
Assemblyman Ivess bill permitting the sale OF pools
on horse races reached the Governor. The sporting
men desire the Governor to act at once on the measure
but it is understood that he cannot do So owing 70 the
large number OF bills OF imp already in his hands
His time for considering the measure VIII expire upon
Nav 25 on the 23d he will give hearing on the DILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Friday. !

WAbHIktIUN, my Ioofs
BENNINGTON MosuMEsT--All the conditions imposed
by the act approprang $40 900 toward the completion
OF the battle monument at Bennington having been com
piled with the Secretary OF the Treasury has directed
the money appropriated by Congress be placed 10 the
credit OF the Governor OF Vermont
TAKE TREAsURERsHrr-The Secretary Of the Treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
NEW LIFE IN THE CABLE ROAD SCHEME
THE BILL REvIvING IT PASSED BY THE SENATE
CHANCES IN THE ASSEMBLY.


k1RANy. MAY 19-The passage by the Senate last
night of Senator Traphagens bill revivng the Newfork
Cable Railway Company and its alleged right to seventy
six miles of the streets of NewYork was the sensauoh Oh
the day in the Legislature VIII the bill pass the Assem-
bvi That Is the question now asked 1t has once been
beaten in the Assembly and about fty-seven Assembly
men will have to make complete somersaut for IL 70
pass The bill killed IN April by vote OF 10 ot
The names of eghtyour gentlemen VINO then voted
against the bill are given below for reference ne ~ week
when the bill will before the Assembly; Democrats
in italics:
Answorh Arnold BabeocS Baker Bates Berry Dr Cons
Brundsge Buckley, Burke, Burns, cantor See CetuH'
Cornwe Crosby 6uer Dalton B. H. DAYS. DeSey Easos
6rShan. Gasninsr Ragcerty Hamilton Httt Hines Hoge-
boom Ingerson Irss, johnson, kruse; h hets
sngn Lanq6ein Latmer, Ieete, LOngley Mabe, AdInI.
Mase. MaHrer Maxwell. McAdam, McCdnn mccarthy
McFyoy NcTntyTe McRenad. Mclaughlin, Mehdhon moore
Moses ksloton Parsons Pierce Porter Rea sers Rooln
" Smith W. G. Smith, Stacey, Steve SrtnyG SWee Mel
Taylor Tisdale. ID. L. Thomson, WAGER, WATERS "es"'
WeBpIe White. Winnie Younsnan
The eight gentlemen who voted for 1t were Conor0'
Derere,r, HOraidge, AalB Patt Ryan, S"e"' OharieS
Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

Young or mddeaged men suffering from nervous debility
or kindred shOuld address with 10 cents In stamp
Tor Large treatise Worlds Dsponsary Medical Association
$50 Meln ST., Buffalo, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
Rheumatism

Is the source Of widespread misery Few diseases cause 50
much suffering pretended remedies usually no moro
affective than the tmehonorod chestnut in the pocket
In the persistent of Ayers sarsspara however the
sufferer finds certain and permanent This medens
being powerful Alternative Tonic and purifier is the
safest and most reliable that can be found
cannot speak too highly favor Of Ayers sarsaparA
"a a blood puriaer and Alternative medicine have beena
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
N4TIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.

NORTHERN PACIFIC INDEMNITY LANDS.
WASHINGTON May 13.-ColoDel George Gray OF new
York and W. X Mendenha of this city, counsel for the
Northern Pacific Railroad will tomorrow have confer
ence with Secretary Lamar with view to an amicaoe
and speedy adjustment of the Northern Pacific indemnity
land question recently brought into prominence by Pre-
dent Cleveands letter the Secretary OF the Interior
in the Guilford Miller Colonel Gray said to-day
that while reretting the mistake OF the PRESIDENT as 10
the facts the Miller case, the Northern Pacific COM
pany entirely willing to submit to the conclusions
arrived at Colonel Gray said that mis- company has been
at all times ready and willing to make its selections ana
release from Withdrawal every acre TO which IL han NOT
clear legal title and that Congress had obstructed tne
adjustment Of the grant by It's failure to appropriate
eufcient sums for the survey OF tho lands IN question:
He added that company had no desire 10 disturb SET
tiers within the Indemnity limits who, In good fat mao
entered upon the land for the purpose OF making MONIES
for themselves that, the contrary their presence
desirable that their rights shall be fully protected
and respected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
Asp1pANrs FoR rHE sEAr or JUSTICE WOODS.

WASHINGTON, May 10 tSpeeiaD. The physician OF
Associate Justice Woods OF the Supreme Court regards
the recovery of his patient hopeless and as might be
expected rather lively for the prospective va
cancy is already in progress The report that Mr. Gar
land is to receive the appointment is industrousy crcu
lated night by people who ii is said received the cue
from Editor and Biographer Dorsheimer II the Pres
ideut should really have under con
sideraton it could only be the result OF some pledges
given to Mr. Garland and antedatng the telephone scan
dal Ii may be asserted with little fear OF contradiction
that the appointment OF Mr. Garland would be viewed
Inv the entire supreme Bench with something much
akin TO alarm If disgust Among other possible can
didates mentioned to night exspeaker Carlisle, j.
Randolph Tucker and Ex-Governor Hoady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS PROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF Pr

NEWS PROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The washington Government bureau report for April puts
the exports crude petroleum and s products from ne
United 346 gallons Of value OF POI 1873
decrease u 054355 gallons and 1891 l6S in value from
April 1885, For ton months Of tho fiscal year OF the
the petroleum were saSas
40 CSC gallons and decrease OF s. SCORES in value
Tho certificate market yesterday made smaller record OF
dealings and there was no feature to the trading except s
the late anssct0ns and the close was
only shade above bottom cures. ,
The governors OF the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum
Exchange appointed committee TO devise rule. LOT
combining selling OF 70 the hands " tho
secretary. This action which strikes blow at the inds
crimnae hawking Of memberships in the Street. was 70
Elected Yesterday in actual sales several seats In the BOARD
from S726 mp 70 $500 The only seat DOW oeed ID heu At
$500 and further advance is generally expected
The range prices and the total dealings at The Conso
dated Exchange were as follows:
Opening ...............G4i4 Lowest
Highest. Final
Refined oil unchanged at CSC per gallon
Or. CRY, Penn, May 13.-Crude OI-Natoual Transit
Certificates opened 64 md clossi a. 53 highest prc,
CAS- lowest 632 Sales $4,000 barrels charters lo7l6
barrels coarances 100000 DArrols shipments s4289
barrels; runs - barrels
PIrTsBURG Penn. May lS-crudo ol-Petro eur weak
at 81 closed G3as highest price, 64k lowest U3
TuUsvLLE, Penn, May l2-NationA rrAasls Certificates
opened g. and closed 63s highest PRIDE, CAS- low
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CuARLEsroY. May l3-Turpentine firm At 81 20
SAVANNAH MAY l3-rutpentine steady at 81 a132c.
WILMINGTON. May l3s-rurpenine firm at u iao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

PaImers skin success positively Skin diseases
SOAP and Ointment cleanse and heal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
Terrible.

paid doctors bins without number and bought medicine IN
unlimited quantity. but all failed mo until began TO take
Ayers sarsapara hadn't used two full bottles OF this
medicine before noticed change. took long after all
ssns OF my acon had disappeared determined to
mako radical cure It is now Eve years since was
cured have had no return OF tho Touolo-o Pres'
ton, Ames Plow Co.. Boston.
Edwin r. Toombs ogomaw Springs. Mich, wrifes "For
long time afflicted with Salt Rheum. and could hnd
nothing to relieve me. A friend recommended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
MEASURES TAKEN UP AND LAID ASIDE.

a TRIP TO THE MOUNTAINS sPoILED-THE ELEc-
TRICAL SUBWAY COMMISSION.
fyRoN THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE ]
ALBANY, May ia few days ago senauor Raines
stated that the Forestry Commission had compromised
$50 900 claim against woodsman who had invaded the
State forest in the Adirondack for $4,000. senator
Cogggshal today offered resolution for the appoint
ment of special committee 10 investigate the truth Vi
this statement the committee TO take evidence te oo
ing The Senate suspected that the resoiuuoh
covered pleasant trip in July or August ior hahper
OF Senators who desired to visit the Adrondacks III was
tnown that Townsend Cox one Of the members Of the
Forestry Commission had asked for investigation OF
the conduct Of the commission In the natter put hao
asked that investigation should be made before tne
adjournment Of the Legislature Senator sloan no'eu
that the resolution be referred to the Senate Finance
Committee for a preliminary investigation The mouon
was adopted.
i'Polce Commissioner tCroker, the head OF Iamnany
Hall and Police Justice Power, the chief OF the county
Democracy firmly Of the opinion tha' oon,ron .'
Ioew and Commissioner Newton should DC addeu 10 INC
BOARD of Subway Electrical Commissioners OF. new
VorE They have given orders the city Democrats In
the Senate propose an amendment puIsng vi.
Sne ST TO sSt the biz as It stands Senator Da
moved to-day that the bill should DC maze , spSTib
moved as amendment that the bill should not De con
sdered til TeuTsdy pr p to delay the
consideration OF the measure. ana sad Lhal nc cou S
mot s sSS 59e sSpOor q h@ It was Intended m
the bill. Senator Murphys motion was oeteaeeu " 20
vote of TO 10 The votes were given by SENATOR
Cullen, Murphy. Nelson. Plunkit Ralnes IIaPnagen
and Wemple. Then the motion Oh senator lazy was
adopted. so, ..us roox;nc
that Senator act providing for the erection OF
grain elevators by the State should be made sRevui
order for consideration on Tuesday senator d
opposed the notion saying that he objected 70 tne sen
ale complying with suggestions from the lobby sea.Or
Coggeshall wratkfuly replied that ne was no. aens i
the lobby but expressed the belief that there was
lobby opposing the measure His motion was psa
to pass his suburban rapid transit bill To-day Just as
about pass the Senate an attack was mace 1 he
nv Senator Reilly, He moved that tie Dill snoulu po
killed Senators Mcmillan and Iowdefend 1ta the meas
IRE Senator Plunkitt moved that IL De Iald asue ~
New-York the Senators from that city could get sona
Sinformation" about the bill Therefore the Dill was
laid aside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

SALES At TIE CONSOLIDATED sTOOR AND
PETROLEUM EXOHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
Great Sufferer

from Rheumatism and derived much benefit from the
use OF six bottles of Ayers sarsapars that am glad to
mako my testimony public in favor Of TIL C. Munger
Cashier Harper Exchange Bank, Harper. Kans
ayers sarsapara has cured he OF InnammatOry Rhsum
tism with which suffered for yeara"-w H. Moore Dur
ham. Iowa.
Edward NJ Provost % Union-st. Holyoke Mass wn'e'
For than year suffered acutely from Rheuma"'"
and Neuralgia Doctors afforded little, any rens'
One day read Of case similar mins that was euss'
Nv Ayers Bar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, May ID. 1887.
Yesterday To-day.

CLOSING PRICES OF BoSToy STOCKS
BosroS May l3, 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
BONDS AyO BAyK srOOKS

Total shares sold for tho day ol9So4
52L buyer so days. : 1877 seller rs days
The Irish standard., 1887-07-30
MINNEAPOLIS.
Killed for $40.

Thomas Tolafson, driver on the
Plymouth and Cedar Avenue Street Car
line, Minneapolis, was shot and killed at
IL 80 O'Clock Tuesday night as he was
leaving the turn table at the corner of
Lake street aud Cedar avenue, prepa-
ratory to leaving the car at the stables,
at the corner of Cedar and Franklin
avenues. The murderer is un-
known, but the object for which the
crime was committed was evidently rob-
berry, as his cash box, containing 500,
was missing. He resided 1917 Seven
teenth avenue south, and had been en-
ployed by the street car company six
months. An examination made by the
coroner reveals that he was struck by
two bullets, one entering the breast on
the right side just below the nipple, and
the other in his right hip. The first
wound was evidently almost Immediately
fatal.
The Irish standard., 1887-07-30

BOSTON REPUBLIC: To some it may
seem providential, to all it must be
deeply significant, that just at present,
when the tyrannieal British government
is letting loose the bloodhounds of coer-
cion to the senseless cry of urgency
and ''crime must be put down." there
is singular absence of criminal offend
ers from the assizes in Ireland. From
nearly every one Of the thirty-two
counties have come reports indicative
of little or nothing to do in the criminal
courts, and these reports are simply
what the justices themselves have de-
clared, few of them being friendly to
the national cause, many of them being
avowea enemies of the popular move
ment. What is the contention of the
Salisbury ministry against this mute elo-
quence of indisputable facts? They
have but one answer, if their specious
arguments be stripped of verbiage aid
deceit, and it amounts to ''Down with
the people,"